Nevada Supreme Court Rules In Favor of Video King

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Omaha-based VKGS LLC (Video King) is pleased to announce that on May 15, 2013, the Nevada Supreme Court affirmed the previous summary judgment ruling that the Court of the Second Judicial District of Washoe County, Nevada, had granted to Video King in defense of a tortious interference claim that was on appeal by Reno, Nevada-based, GameTech International.

We believe that this ruling positively affirms that Video King is a conscientious corporate citizen, and that Video King will continue to vigorously defend against any claims, which seek to tarnish our corporate image.

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Omaha-based VKGS LLC (Video King) is pleased to announce that on May 15, 2013, the Nevada Supreme Court affirmed the previous summary judgment ruling that the Court of the Second Judicial District of Washoe County, Nevada, had granted to Video King in defense of a tortious interference claim that was on appeal by Reno, Nevada-based, GameTech International.

In addition, the Nevada Supreme Court affirmed the district court’s ruling that Video King was also entitled to the judgment for its attorneys’ fees that it had previously been awarded by the district court and which had been collected from GameTech in 2011.

“We are pleased that the Nevada Supreme Court has affirmed the district court’s prior summary judgment ruling and the judgment for its attorneys’ fees to Video King,” said Rusty Morin, Video King’s vice president and CFO.

“We believe that this ruling positively affirms that Video King is a conscientious corporate citizen, and that Video King will continue to vigorously defend against any claims, which seek to tarnish our corporate image.”

Please refer to case no. 59243, filed May 15, 2013, by the Supreme Court of the State of Nevada.